Tower Hill luggage storage

About Tower Hill 

Tower Hill is a community garden square and district located in London, England. Tower Hill takes its name from the adjacent Tower of London. Due to its location across from the tower, Tower Hill has been the site of many public executions over the years, including Sir Thomas Moore, Edward Seymour, and George Boelyn. 

Tower Hill is said to be one of the oldest areas in London, with parts of the nearby All Hallows-by-the-Tower Church dating back to the 7th century. This historic area of London also features one of the few remaining pieces of the London Wall, a 3rd-century defensive wall built by the Romans. 

Currently, Tower Hill is a small green space and financial district near the center of London, with many of the city's biggest and best attractions just a stone's throw away. Tower Hill also provides access to public transport with a tube and light rail station, so you'll be able to discover the rest of London with ease. 

Things to do near Tower Hill

Tower Hill is right at the heart of London, so you won't be short of activities when you're in the area. With loads of local eateries, stores, and landmark attractions, Tower Hill makes a great base from which to explore London. Here are some of the best things to do around Tower Hill.

• Spend the day at St Katherine's Dock Marina. This riverside district features a number of trendy restaurants, cafes, and boutiques. 
• Pay your respects at the Tower Hill Memorial. Situated at Trinity Square, the Tower Hill Memorial is a somber monument to lives lost during World War I and World War II.
• Learn about Britain's ancient history at the Tower of London. One of London's most important buildings since the 11th century, the Tower of London is brimming with incredible artifacts and anecdotes. While touring the tower, make sure you stop by to see the Crown Jewels, which have been stored here since the 1660s. 
• Treat yourself to sweeping views of London at the Sky Garden. This botanical garden is situated on the 43rd floor of the Walkie Talkie building and boasts panoramas of London. There are even several restaurants within the gardens in case you fancy a bite to eat overlooking the city.
• Take a stroll across Tower Bridge. One of London's most recognizable landmarks, visitors are welcome to climb Tower Bridge and stroll down its 137-ft high walkways. 

Transit options near Tower Hill

• London Buses
• Tower Hill Tube Station (Circle and District Lines)
• Regional trains services from Fenchurch Train Station
• Docklands Light Railway from Tower Gateway Station

Luggage storage near Tower Hill

London is one of the biggest cities in Europe, with tons of historical and cultural attractions dotted across the city's ancient streets. Regardless of what you're doing in the city, you'll want to drop your bags off at a London luggage storage service. Bounce has several luggage storage services near Tower Hill, conveniently located at stores, hotels, and dry cleaners. Download the Bounce app, pick a storage service close to you, and you'll be free to discover the best of London without having to drag your suitcase around the city's many attractions.

Attractions and activities near Tower Hill

• Museum of London - The Museum of London is the perfect place to learn about the history of this ancient city. This impressive museum has millions of artifacts and relics within its collection, with thousands of historic objects on display, such as the 2012 Olympic Cauldron. You'll also find some fascinating exhibitions throughout the museum, including how London would've looked when it was controlled by the Romans, and what the landscape was like before London existed. You won't be able to bring any large bags inside the museum, so store your luggage in Tower Hill before taking a tour.
• Whitechapel Gallery - Whitechapel Gallery is ideal for art enthusiasts looking to discover some local talent. Whitechapel Gallery dates back over 100 years and was one of the first publicly funded art galleries in England. You'll find this gallery mostly hosts temporary exhibits, so you'll see something new each time you're in town. As well as displaying works by local and contemporary artists, the Whitechapel Gallery has held exhibitions for some of the most famous names in art, including Pablo Picasso, Frida Kahlo, and Mark Rothko. 
• St Paul's Cathedral -  Any fan of architecture and history will want to swing by St Paul's Cathedral. Dating back to the 17th century, St Paul's is one of the most important Anglican cathedrals in England and serves as home to the Bishop of London. Visitors are welcome to explore this stunning Baroque cathedral which boasts a breathtaking domed ceiling and lavish stained-glass windows. If you want to learn more about the cathedral's history, you can also book a guided tour. For security reasons, St Paul's Cathedral has a strict bag policy, so ensure you check-in at a Tower Hill luggage storage service beforehand.
• The Shard - Anyone searching for truly awe-inspiring panoramas of London should visit the Shard. The Shard is over 1,000 feet tall and is the tallest building in the UK – one of the tallest in Europe. Visitors can take the elevator up to the 72nd floor, where there's an observation deck that provides dizzying vistas across London. After taking in the view, visitors can stop by one of the Shard's many restaurants and shops to grab some food and souvenir from their visit.